Tag: BFI
LFF 2015: ‘Evolution’ is as mysterious as it is beautiful and a masterclass in tone and restraint
LFF 2015: ‘Rattle the Cage’ is a tightly wound thriller that almost falls apart in its final moments
LFF 2015: ‘Under Electric Clouds’ envisages a Russia of the near future struggling with the legacy of its Soviet forebears
LFF 2015: ‘Ruined Heart: Another Love Story between a Criminal and a Whore’
LFF 2015: ‘Yakuza Apocalypse’ is the greatest yakuza vampire movie ever made
BFI London Film Festival 2015: ‘Hitchcock/Truffaut’ essential viewing for true cinephiles
LFF 2015: ‘The Club’ finds moments of grace and meaning amongst the sinful and depraved
LFF 2015: ‘The Corpse of Anna Fritz’ is a surprisingly tame necrophilia thriller
LFF 2015: ‘Mountains May Depart’ is a partly gripping relationship drama that overstays its welcome
LFF 2015: ‘Bone Tomahawk’ is a character-driven Western with a horror spin that engages despite its languid pace
BFI London Film Festival 2015: ‘Assassination’ brings the Tarantino touch to an important period of South Korean history
BFI London Film Festival: ‘Der Nachtmahr’ a shifty, unsettling debut feature
BFI London Film Festival 2015: ‘Suffragette’ impactfully chronicles a long, hard struggle
BFI London Film Festival: ‘Gold Coast’ is a problematic colonialism drama
BFI London Film Festival 2015 – Ten More Films to Watch
BFI London Film Festival 2015 – Top Ten Films To Watch
